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Jpsned

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Feb 18, 2009
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I have a sound file I want to attach to an e-mail so I can send it to a friend.

I originally had it in wav form with a size of 482 MB. I converted it to mp3 via iTunes, with a resultant size of 54.7 MB.

It's apparently still too large to send (I think the largest size you can send as an attachment is 10 MB). Is it possible to compress it so I can send it as an attachment? Thanks for your help.
 
MP3 is already a compressed format. Other compression software won't have much of an effect. What you need to do is break the file into multiple pieces. There's a couple ways to do it.

MacHacha
StuffIt
RarLab
 
Try right clicking the file and pressing compress. That makes it a ZIP.

If thats still to big, upload it to drop.io

-Omi

ZIPping it only compressed it by a few MB.

But I went to "drop.io" and it seems to have worked beautifully! Thanks for the help, everyone.
 
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